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This paper introduces a conceptual framework addressing schema mismatch in autonomous AI agents, where agents operate under outdated interpretive frames. It highlights risks of outputs that seem consistent and plausible but are contextually incorrect.
This paper introduces a conceptual framework addressing schema mismatch in autonomous AI agents, where agents operate under outdated interpretive frames. It highlights risks of outputs that seem consistent and plausible but are contextually incorrect.
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Autonomous AI agents are increasingly deployed in areas where wrong decisions are hard to reverse. This paper examines schema mismatch: the condition in which an agent operates within an interpretive frame that no longer applies to the current context. Outputs produced under such a mismatch can appear internally...
Autonomous AI agents are increasingly used in high-stakes environments where errors are difficult to reverse, making it critical to detect and manage schema mismatches. This framework aims to improve reliability by enabling runtime control and schema validity checking.
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